This review will not contain any major spoilers.

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The storyline of this game revolves around Gris' journey. It's a tale of feeling empty due to something and persisting because you know it's the right thing to do. It's finally facing what's happening to you and being bombarded with intense emotions, like storms of fury and anguish. It's about resisting these storms and transforming these feelings into pillars that balance your world, making it work in your favor rather than against you. It's about seeing the world in new ways, opening up doors to help you appreciate the nature around you and discovering that even in your distress and suffering, you have the capacity to guide someone who may be as lost and alone as you once were. Thanks to learning and these new experiences, she can confront the shadows that continue to pursue her. It's about delving into her deepest emotions, building incredible friendships, and realizing that even when everything seems lost, these friends will be there to protect her. It's about her exploring the stars, envisioning future dreams with the knowledge she has gained thus far, and finally looking at the world from a completely different perspective.

Gris, for me, is one of the most beautiful masterpieces in existence. It's a story about pain, about growth, and dealing with suffering without the need for words. Gris was crafted in such a clear and beautiful way that language is irrelevant to the player. The game is devoid of words, allowing anyone to absorb and understand its message. Gris is not beautiful solely due to its incredible visuals that resemble a painting before your eyes; it is a complete masterpiece of music, visuals, and story that has left a lasting impact on me to this day.